05-21-2020, 09:00 AM
The Cardboard admins censor these boards for the same reason YouTube does theirs. Although the breadth of information YouTube allows is quite broader than the Cardboard, both are private organizations offering an information sharing service they control. The Constitution's right to free speech doesn't apply to a privately owned information service, and for damn good reason.
If someone wants to share the content YouTube doesn't allow, they are welcome to create their own information sharing service to do so. If nobody can justify allocating the resources needed to do this, that's just the market working. Even web hosting companies can refuse to carry websites and apps that disseminate information they find objectionable.
If someone wants to share the content YouTube doesn't allow, they are welcome to create their own information sharing service to do so. If nobody can justify allocating the resources needed to do this, that's just the market working. Even web hosting companies can refuse to carry websites and apps that disseminate information they find objectionable.